Bhujangasana :
This asana resembles the Serpent with its hand raised, hence it is called Bhujangasana. This is similar to that of Srpasana except that in Sarpasana knees do not rest on the floor but in Bhujangasana knees rest on the floor. Lie down on the floor, belly touching the floor,legs together, toes stretched backwards. Keep the palms near the chest and bend the head and the back upwards in a coverage position. Bending backwards is more important that lifting the body. Inhale and remain in this posture as long as you can hold the breath and then relax. Repeat this asana three to six time
Benefits:
1. Bhujangasana makes the spine flexible, removes constipation, prevents Arthritis.
2. The lungs becomes strong.
3. Bhujangasana should be practiced along with Shalabhasana and Dhanurasana for deriving maximum benefit.
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This asana resembles the Serpent with its hand raised, hence it is called Bhujangasana. This is similar to that of Srpasana except that in Sarpasana knees do not rest on the floor but in Bhujangasana knees rest on the floor. Lie down on the floor, belly touching the floor,legs together, toes stretched backwards. Keep the palms near the chest and bend the head and the back upwards in a coverage position. Bending backwards is more important that lifting the body. Inhale and remain in this posture as long as you can hold the breath and then relax. Repeat this asana three to six time
Benefits:
1. Bhujangasana makes the spine flexible, removes constipation, prevents Arthritis.
2. The lungs becomes strong.
3. Bhujangasana should be practiced along with Shalabhasana and Dhanurasana for deriving maximum benefit.
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